Institute of Commerce Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers are really great, and the course content is top-notch. We cover topics in detail, and the grading includes class participation, group projects, individual assignments, presentations, midterms, and finals. The projects are challenging, definitely more advanced than what you'd find in an MBA program.

Placement: I was in the first group of B.Com (Hons) students. During my time, some great companies came to hire, like Piramal housing finance, KPMG, EY, Nielsen, and others. They offered jobs in Sales, Business Analyst, Data Analyst, and more. The pay ranged from 2.5 LPA to 4.5 LPA. Johnson & Johnson offered the highest package.

Campus: The Wi-Fi and labs are top-notch. The classes are super comfy with AC and nice seats. They've got all the tech stuff like speakers, projectors, and charging sockets at every seat. Plus, the washrooms are really nice. And there are lots of sports events like basketball, football, cricket, and badminton tournaments happening all the time.

Admission: The course is tough but the teachers are great. Some faculty members come from other schools too. We get a lot of assignments, and they count for a big part of our grades. They also make us read newspapers in a special class. Classes go from 11 am to 5:30 pm.

Placement: Most B.Com students go for post graduation instead of placements. But surprisingly, everyone who tried for placements got a job! The top salary was about 6 LPA. Only a handful of students with high grades applied. Companies like KPMG, Parimal, Neilson, and Ernest & Young came for hiring.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure with modern classrooms and a big library. The whole campus has Wi-Fi. They're building a new air-conditioned building. Plus, there's a doctor on campus. And they have bus transportation, lots of canteens, and a mess for food.

Admission: The teachers at the college are super smart and know their stuff. They range from regular professors to Ph.D. holders. They share top-notch knowledge that's just right for preparing us for the working world. The course design is spot on for what we need in the industry. The exams are tough but they get us ready for real work. The passing grade is fair.

Placement: Most students from my course get placed every year, around 80-85%. The highest salary offered is 17.88 LPA internationally and 3.5 LPA domestically, with an average of 3 LPA. Companies like Awfficacy and NelsonIQ hire students. Getting an internship in the 2nd year is crucial, with roles like Data and Finance Analysts available.

Campus: The campus here is top-notch! They've got cool eco-friendly buildings for labs, classrooms, and the library. The hostel and food are great too. Plus, they've got medical help on campus and in the hostel. And don't forget about sports it's a big deal here!

Admission: The teachers here are really good. They use great teaching methods. The exams at the end of the semester are a bit tough. In the first year, we have subjects like yoga which are all about social development. It's cool because it helps us learn important values.

Placement: I'm in my second semester now, and I just got an internship at an NGO thanks to our college. All the students who wanted placements have already been placed. I think internships are really important for our growth. People seem pretty happy with where they end up.

Campus: The canteen here is great, and I love it. The new building is nice but still under construction. The libraries have tons of books and they're pretty good. We have two libraries on campus. Unfortunately, the college doesn't provide Wi-Fi.

Admission: The teachers at our college are super helpful and really know their stuff. They know a lot about their subjects and what's going on in the real world with industries and companies. It's cool how they keep us updated on current events beyond the classroom.

Placement: Most students from our course end up getting placed, around 80%-85%. The starting salary is around Rs. 10,000 per month. I'm not sure about the highest salary though. A good number of students also land internships or jobs at companies like Ernst & Young, KPMG, and Nielsen.

Campus: The facilities at Nirma University are top-notch. The classrooms, library, and labs are all well-equipped. I'm really glad I chose this college because it gives us the chance to connect with people from all over India. The institute encourages us to take the lead, which helps us build our confidence. It's a great place to grow and learn.

Admission: The teachers at this college were super helpful and supportive. They were really smart and friendly, and they always gave us moral support. The curriculum had a lot of useful stuff, preparing us for all kinds of careers after we graduate.

Placement: Most of the students who were prepared for job placements found a job. The highest salary offered was 5 Lacs and the lowest was 2.5 Lacs, with an average of over 3 Lacs. Companies like Nielsen, Deloitte, and KPMG were the top hirers. The job roles varied from data cleaning to sales and marketing, accounting, and bookkeeping.

Campus: The college has a huge campus of over 150 acres with good facilities. They have buses for students, Wi-Fi, nice classrooms, and computer labs with cameras. The canteen is clean, there's 24/7 medical help, and lots of sports gear available. It's a well-equipped college.